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Cramps.... Help!

What can I take for menstrual cramps!!

Ugh!!!

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For example Aleve, if you are not allergic..

I disagree with taking Aleve. Most all doctors tell us absolutely NO NSAIDs. Aleve is in that category.

Try extra strength Tylenol. If that doesn't work, call your doctor for a recommendation.

I hope you get some relief soon!

i take tylenol caplets OR liquid cvs brand tylenol as my dr said no to nsaids also

a hot bath to help my tummy..at my TOM, i sure miss my motrin 800

CG - I'm with ya! I miss my Advil, just about more than anything else since being banded :wacko:

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